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LV::Time::now() currently uses platform-specific implementations for its high resolution clock. Port it to use C++11's std::chrono::high_resolution_clock instead. It has a nicer interface and has better portability.
Caveat: VS2012's implementation does not use QueryPerformanceCounter and has resolution issues ( source). Resolved in VS2015. We currently only target MinGW and now require C++20, so it does not really matter.
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LV::Time::now()
currently uses platform-specific implementations for its high resolution clock. Port it to use C++11'sstd::chrono::high_resolution_clock
instead. It has a nicer interface and has better portability.Caveat: VS2012's implementation does not use
QueryPerformanceCounter
and has resolution issues (source). Resolved in VS2015. We currently only target MinGW and now require C++20, so it does not really matter.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: